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mikeT
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by mikeT on Dec 4, 2010 14:09:19 GMT 1, Firstly, I agree with everyone in the last 9 posts.
but this last one's spot on.
Firstly, I agree with everyone in the last 9 posts.
but this last one's spot on.
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by lvc on Dec 4, 2010 14:11:24 GMT 1, Having the Q on Berwick street in soho in the red light district is just F***ing stupid and is askin for trouble.
The banksy release HAS to be on commercial road, which is dead at night, has a 24 hour subway, a hotel down the road (toilets) for the girlfriends , compared to busy dangerous west end. where drug dealing, prostitutes,violent drunks are active as well as barrow boys at 5am setting fruit stalls up!!
The prints are made on commercial road, release them there!!!!
POW please read this!
Edit** ps THE AMOUNT OF TIMES I HAD TO TELL DRUNK PEOPLE PASSING WHAT I WAS QUEING FOR ON COMMERCIAL STREET WAS UNBEARABLE, THIS WILL BE 100 TIMES WORSE IN THE WEST END!
Having the Q on Berwick street in soho in the red light district is just F***ing stupid and is askin for trouble.
The banksy release HAS to be on commercial road, which is dead at night, has a 24 hour subway, a hotel down the road (toilets) for the girlfriends , compared to busy dangerous west end. where drug dealing, prostitutes,violent drunks are active as well as barrow boys at 5am setting fruit stalls up!!
The prints are made on commercial road, release them there!!!!
POW please read this!
Edit** ps THE AMOUNT OF TIMES I HAD TO TELL DRUNK PEOPLE PASSING WHAT I WAS QUEING FOR ON COMMERCIAL STREET WAS UNBEARABLE, THIS WILL BE 100 TIMES WORSE IN THE WEST END!
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by wizzy on Dec 4, 2010 14:17:06 GMT 1, with all the drug dealers prostitutes and schemers i can see lots of trouble and wouldn't fancy walking to the tube with a print in hand with all the schemers knowing we have something valuable Ylu guys don't come toondon too often i take it. no i live here, its not dangerous. There may, may, be a little trouble at night if its a Q, but no more than if it was at POW commercial road.
True, though i dont live in Town myself i used to often visit and have never had any bother myself. There is plenty of trouble in the sticks too dont forget, someone dropped a pile of litter near here the other week and also an old lady in the nearby village had her rubbish moved two houses away by troublemakers.
with all the drug dealers prostitutes and schemers i can see lots of trouble and wouldn't fancy walking to the tube with a print in hand with all the schemers knowing we have something valuable Ylu guys don't come toondon too often i take it. no i live here, its not dangerous. There may, may, be a little trouble at night if its a Q, but no more than if it was at POW commercial road. True, though i dont live in Town myself i used to often visit and have never had any bother myself. There is plenty of trouble in the sticks too dont forget, someone dropped a pile of litter near here the other week and also an old lady in the nearby village had her rubbish moved two houses away by troublemakers.
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belly123
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by belly123 on Dec 4, 2010 14:19:40 GMT 1, spot on Ivc. I would rather spend the night in moss side or handsworth than a night in soho
spot on Ivc. I would rather spend the night in moss side or handsworth than a night in soho
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by niaudiasbrother on Dec 4, 2010 14:19:42 GMT 1, Agreed. But some of us need a 3 hour drive to get to london so midday before the release would be great.... The drive from the southern midlands down to bristol (to pick up a fellow fan) then across the M4 is not a great drive. Sometimes POW must understand that there are fans all over the country and not just London because if there was not would Banksy be the same person now without the Bristol scene backing him? I think you and your friend will be fine if you don't make to M&S the instant the release is announced. Last year I remember that the last person in the que who managed to get a print arrived at around 4am and the shop opened at 9ish so that was around a six hour wait. Plus its colder this year, much colder so only the real crazies will put themselves through this ordeal. Does anyone think there will be more grief from passers by in this location as opposed to commercial st... que will be near that seedy little porn street... I suppose we'll spot a few embarrassed dads emerging with suspicious paper bags tucked under arm.
I've really enjoyed reading the speculation of this release and the various opinions.
Someone mentioned the role of Bristol in Banksy's career as if he owes his hometown something. Banksy could have easily exhibited in any city in the country last year, but he chose to put a show on in Bristol. That show brought tens of thousands of people to the city, boosted the economy and was a respectful and classy thing to do. For anyone to use the 'Banksy owes Bristol' argument is poor. It's like saying Bowie owes Brixton or Hirst owes Goldsmiths.
The only responsibility any artist has is to try to produce quality work.
London is fortunate to have Marks and Stencils, but I don't think there is a better city in the UK an event like this could take place. Banksy might be the spark that draws attention to the show, but this is a celebration of the work of a range of artists and I think it is really poor if any of us forget or choose to ignore this.
I don't know how many of you have spent more than an hour outside since the cold snap started. It's much, much colder than it was for the release last year which by comparison was tropical compared to what we have at the moment. Spending the best part of 12 hours outside in the cold is not something I think any of us wants to happen and that includes PoW.
One thing this thread has shown is that there is not one perfect way of handling a print release. Whatever PoW does someone is going to be put out.
I don't think they can seriously legislate for people travelling any great distances because Londoners are always going to have an advantage getting to Berwick Street quicker than someone coming from outside of the capital. That is why the online release was such a great idea last year and I hope that PoW continues that trend this year.
I would love it if PoW announced the release late for an early morning release. E.g announce at 2am that the print will go on sale that morning at 6am. The randomness will level the playing field a bit more than 24 hour notice and the legions of professional campers/flipper teams etc it would attract. Also if someone e.g in Manchester is up at 2am when the email arrives they have a realistic chance of getting to Marks and Stencils before many Londoners have even woken up. The early opening time will stifle really long queues and no one has to freeze their arses off for any longer than necessary in Soho.
Of course this would penalise potential buyers who don't own cars or have access to transport that can get them into central London quickly. That's why I think idea of a 'dawn raid' could be a great leveller.
Agreed. But some of us need a 3 hour drive to get to london so midday before the release would be great.... The drive from the southern midlands down to bristol (to pick up a fellow fan) then across the M4 is not a great drive. Sometimes POW must understand that there are fans all over the country and not just London because if there was not would Banksy be the same person now without the Bristol scene backing him? I think you and your friend will be fine if you don't make to M&S the instant the release is announced. Last year I remember that the last person in the que who managed to get a print arrived at around 4am and the shop opened at 9ish so that was around a six hour wait. Plus its colder this year, much colder so only the real crazies will put themselves through this ordeal. Does anyone think there will be more grief from passers by in this location as opposed to commercial st... que will be near that seedy little porn street... I suppose we'll spot a few embarrassed dads emerging with suspicious paper bags tucked under arm. I've really enjoyed reading the speculation of this release and the various opinions. Someone mentioned the role of Bristol in Banksy's career as if he owes his hometown something. Banksy could have easily exhibited in any city in the country last year, but he chose to put a show on in Bristol. That show brought tens of thousands of people to the city, boosted the economy and was a respectful and classy thing to do. For anyone to use the 'Banksy owes Bristol' argument is poor. It's like saying Bowie owes Brixton or Hirst owes Goldsmiths. The only responsibility any artist has is to try to produce quality work. London is fortunate to have Marks and Stencils, but I don't think there is a better city in the UK an event like this could take place. Banksy might be the spark that draws attention to the show, but this is a celebration of the work of a range of artists and I think it is really poor if any of us forget or choose to ignore this. I don't know how many of you have spent more than an hour outside since the cold snap started. It's much, much colder than it was for the release last year which by comparison was tropical compared to what we have at the moment. Spending the best part of 12 hours outside in the cold is not something I think any of us wants to happen and that includes PoW. One thing this thread has shown is that there is not one perfect way of handling a print release. Whatever PoW does someone is going to be put out. I don't think they can seriously legislate for people travelling any great distances because Londoners are always going to have an advantage getting to Berwick Street quicker than someone coming from outside of the capital. That is why the online release was such a great idea last year and I hope that PoW continues that trend this year. I would love it if PoW announced the release late for an early morning release. E.g announce at 2am that the print will go on sale that morning at 6am. The randomness will level the playing field a bit more than 24 hour notice and the legions of professional campers/flipper teams etc it would attract. Also if someone e.g in Manchester is up at 2am when the email arrives they have a realistic chance of getting to Marks and Stencils before many Londoners have even woken up. The early opening time will stifle really long queues and no one has to freeze their arses off for any longer than necessary in Soho. Of course this would penalise potential buyers who don't own cars or have access to transport that can get them into central London quickly. That's why I think idea of a 'dawn raid' could be a great leveller.
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naughtyshorty
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by naughtyshorty on Dec 4, 2010 14:20:04 GMT 1, lock the thread!!!
lock the thread!!!
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by howlinhooker on Dec 4, 2010 14:22:58 GMT 1, agree lock the thread .........................what will be will be ...........its only a bit of paper !!!
agree lock the thread .........................what will be will be ...........its only a bit of paper !!!
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European Bob
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by European Bob on Dec 4, 2010 14:27:34 GMT 1, Well I'm hoping it's a que and if it does happen I'm looking forward to it! And to say soho is worse than shoreditch.. Dunno about that one
Well I'm hoping it's a que and if it does happen I'm looking forward to it! And to say soho is worse than shoreditch.. Dunno about that one
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by hupster on Dec 4, 2010 14:28:29 GMT 1, I think you and your friend will be fine if you don't make to M&S the instant the release is announced. Last year I remember that the last person in the que who managed to get a print arrived at around 4am and the shop opened at 9ish so that was around a six hour wait. Plus its colder this year, much colder so only the real crazies will put themselves through this ordeal. Does anyone think there will be more grief from passers by in this location as opposed to commercial st... que will be near that seedy little porn street... I suppose we'll spot a few embarrassed dads emerging with suspicious paper bags tucked under arm. I've really enjoyed reading the speculation of this release and the various opinions. Someone mentioned the role of Bristol in Banksy's career as if he owes his hometown something. Banksy could have easily exhibited in any city in the country last year, but he chose to put a show on in Bristol. That show brought tens of thousands of people to the city, boosted the economy and was a respectful and classy thing to do. For anyone to use the 'Banksy owes Bristol' argument is poor. It's like saying Bowie owes Brixton or Hirst owes Goldsmiths. The only responsibility any artist has is to try to produce quality work. London is fortunate to have Marks and Stencils, but I don't think there is a better city in the UK an event like this could take place. Banksy might be the spark that draws attention to the show, but this is a celebration of the work of a range of artists and I think it is really poor if any of us forget or choose to ignore this. I don't know how many of you have spent more than an hour outside since the cold snap started. It's much, much colder than it was for the release last year which by comparison was tropical compared to what we have at the moment. Spending the best part of 12 hours outside in the cold is not something I think any of us wants to happen and that includes PoW. One thing this thread has shown is that there is not one perfect way of handling a print release. Whatever PoW does someone is going to be put out. I don't think they can seriously legislate for people travelling any great distances because Londoners are always going to have an advantage getting to Berwick Street quicker than someone coming from outside of the capital. That is why the online release was such a great idea last year and I hope that PoW continues that trend this year. I would love it if PoW announced the release late for an early morning release. E.g announce at 2am that the print will go on sale that morning at 6am. The randomness will level the playing field a bit more than 24 hour notice and the legions of professional campers/flipper teams etc it would attract. Also if someone e.g in Manchester is up at 2am when the email arrives they have a realistic chance of getting to Marks and Stencils before many Londoners have even woken up. The early opening time will stifle really long queues and no one has to freeze their arses off for any longer than necessary in Soho. Of course this would penalise potential buyers who don't own cars or have access to transport that can get them into central London quickly. That's why I think idea of a 'dawn raid' could be a great leveller.
The Bristol reference was trying to state that the other artist and people who brought his early work not the local council.
You have stated POW dont want people standing out in the cold. Do you know this for sure. They did it last year or was i imagining it?
I think you and your friend will be fine if you don't make to M&S the instant the release is announced. Last year I remember that the last person in the que who managed to get a print arrived at around 4am and the shop opened at 9ish so that was around a six hour wait. Plus its colder this year, much colder so only the real crazies will put themselves through this ordeal. Does anyone think there will be more grief from passers by in this location as opposed to commercial st... que will be near that seedy little porn street... I suppose we'll spot a few embarrassed dads emerging with suspicious paper bags tucked under arm. I've really enjoyed reading the speculation of this release and the various opinions. Someone mentioned the role of Bristol in Banksy's career as if he owes his hometown something. Banksy could have easily exhibited in any city in the country last year, but he chose to put a show on in Bristol. That show brought tens of thousands of people to the city, boosted the economy and was a respectful and classy thing to do. For anyone to use the 'Banksy owes Bristol' argument is poor. It's like saying Bowie owes Brixton or Hirst owes Goldsmiths. The only responsibility any artist has is to try to produce quality work. London is fortunate to have Marks and Stencils, but I don't think there is a better city in the UK an event like this could take place. Banksy might be the spark that draws attention to the show, but this is a celebration of the work of a range of artists and I think it is really poor if any of us forget or choose to ignore this. I don't know how many of you have spent more than an hour outside since the cold snap started. It's much, much colder than it was for the release last year which by comparison was tropical compared to what we have at the moment. Spending the best part of 12 hours outside in the cold is not something I think any of us wants to happen and that includes PoW. One thing this thread has shown is that there is not one perfect way of handling a print release. Whatever PoW does someone is going to be put out. I don't think they can seriously legislate for people travelling any great distances because Londoners are always going to have an advantage getting to Berwick Street quicker than someone coming from outside of the capital. That is why the online release was such a great idea last year and I hope that PoW continues that trend this year. I would love it if PoW announced the release late for an early morning release. E.g announce at 2am that the print will go on sale that morning at 6am. The randomness will level the playing field a bit more than 24 hour notice and the legions of professional campers/flipper teams etc it would attract. Also if someone e.g in Manchester is up at 2am when the email arrives they have a realistic chance of getting to Marks and Stencils before many Londoners have even woken up. The early opening time will stifle really long queues and no one has to freeze their arses off for any longer than necessary in Soho. Of course this would penalise potential buyers who don't own cars or have access to transport that can get them into central London quickly. That's why I think idea of a 'dawn raid' could be a great leveller. The Bristol reference was trying to state that the other artist and people who brought his early work not the local council. You have stated POW dont want people standing out in the cold. Do you know this for sure. They did it last year or was i imagining it?
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by wizzy on Dec 4, 2010 14:29:24 GMT 1, Needs locking i agree, its just speculation now until an announcement is forthcoming.Even if it gets locked someone will just start another one for the same topic though wont they?.
Needs locking i agree, its just speculation now until an announcement is forthcoming.Even if it gets locked someone will just start another one for the same topic though wont they?.
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by lvc on Dec 4, 2010 14:38:31 GMT 1, Well I'm hoping it's a que and if it does happen I'm looking forward to it! And to say soho is worse than shoreditch.. Dunno about that one
you obviously don't know the east end... or the west end for that matter
Well I'm hoping it's a que and if it does happen I'm looking forward to it! And to say soho is worse than shoreditch.. Dunno about that one you obviously don't know the east end... or the west end for that matter
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by peggy on Dec 4, 2010 14:40:42 GMT 1, I HOPE IT'S A MASSIVE QUEUE IN THE FREEZING COLD I CAN COME DOWN AND BITE EVERYONE'S ANKLES. I AM VERY CROSS WITH POW FOR HAVING THE TEMERITY TO WITH-HOLD INFO ON HOW TO MAKE PEOPLE SEVERAL HUNDRED POUNDS IN AN INSTANT, WHAT BASTARDS. AND ON ANOTHER NOTE HOW DARE POW NOT CONSIDER THE FEELINGS OF ALL THE WANNABEE PROFITEERS, WHO EITHER DON'T OR CAN'T GET TO LONDON TO SPEND A NIGHT ON THE STREETS LIKE MANY HUNDREDS OF OTHERS, WHO HAVE TO DO THIS EVERY NIGHT OF THEIR LIVES, AND DON'T GET TO GO HOME WITH A PIECE OF PAPER MAKING THEM YET MORE PIECES OF PAPER.
I HOPE IT'S A MASSIVE QUEUE IN THE FREEZING COLD I CAN COME DOWN AND BITE EVERYONE'S ANKLES. I AM VERY CROSS WITH POW FOR HAVING THE TEMERITY TO WITH-HOLD INFO ON HOW TO MAKE PEOPLE SEVERAL HUNDRED POUNDS IN AN INSTANT, WHAT BASTARDS. AND ON ANOTHER NOTE HOW DARE POW NOT CONSIDER THE FEELINGS OF ALL THE WANNABEE PROFITEERS, WHO EITHER DON'T OR CAN'T GET TO LONDON TO SPEND A NIGHT ON THE STREETS LIKE MANY HUNDREDS OF OTHERS, WHO HAVE TO DO THIS EVERY NIGHT OF THEIR LIVES, AND DON'T GET TO GO HOME WITH A PIECE OF PAPER MAKING THEM YET MORE PIECES OF PAPER.
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by niaudiasbrother on Dec 4, 2010 14:45:47 GMT 1, The Bristol show was for everyone. When careers grow it becomes increasingly difficult to please the people who were there at the start.
Even though there was a queue it wasn't there for PoW to massage their or Banksy's ego. They did it to give those who haven't had any luck on the internet/lotteries etc a better chance of purchasing a print. They didn't ASK a single person to start queuing up 48 hours earlier.
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The Bristol reference was trying to state that the other artist and people who brought his early work not the local council.
You have stated POW dont want people standing out in the cold. Do you know this for sure. They did it last year or was i imagining it? [/quote]
The Bristol show was for everyone. When careers grow it becomes increasingly difficult to please the people who were there at the start.
Even though there was a queue it wasn't there for PoW to massage their or Banksy's ego. They did it to give those who haven't had any luck on the internet/lotteries etc a better chance of purchasing a print. They didn't ASK a single person to start queuing up 48 hours earlier.
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The Bristol reference was trying to state that the other artist and people who brought his early work not the local council.
You have stated POW dont want people standing out in the cold. Do you know this for sure. They did it last year or was i imagining it? [/quote]
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European Bob
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by European Bob on Dec 4, 2010 14:49:48 GMT 1, Well I'm hoping it's a que and if it does happen I'm looking forward to it! And to say soho is worse than shoreditch.. Dunno about that one you obviously don't know the east end... or the west end for that matter
Sorry mate but lived in bethnal green my whole life... Shoreditch or soho either will be good for me!
Well I'm hoping it's a que and if it does happen I'm looking forward to it! And to say soho is worse than shoreditch.. Dunno about that one you obviously don't know the east end... or the west end for that matter Sorry mate but lived in bethnal green my whole life... Shoreditch or soho either will be good for me!
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by wizzy on Dec 4, 2010 15:00:48 GMT 1, I dont think that Peggy look like an ankle biter, she also doesnt look as though she likes the cold at all, though i will say she looks like she can be a right little sort when she wants to be.
I dont think that Peggy look like an ankle biter, she also doesnt look as though she likes the cold at all, though i will say she looks like she can be a right little sort when she wants to be.
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by robinbanks on Dec 4, 2010 15:13:45 GMT 1, Having the Q on Berwick street in soho in the red light district is just F***ing stupid and is askin for trouble. The banksy release HAS to be on commercial road, which is dead at night, has a 24 hour subway, a hotel down the road (toilets) for the girlfriends , compared to busy dangerous west end. where drug dealing, prostitutes,violent drunks are active as well as barrow boys at 5am setting fruit stalls up!! The prints are made on commercial road, release them there!!!! POW please read this! Edit** ps THE AMOUNT OF TIMES I HAD TO TELL DRUNK PEOPLE PASSING WHAT I WAS QUEING FOR ON COMMERCIAL STREET WAS UNBEARABLE, THIS WILL BE 100 TIMES WORSE IN THE WEST END!
Unbearable? Really??
I thought it was quite amusing to be honest. We just took turns to make up random bollox - queuing for Elton John tickets was the best one I heard. ;D
Also - what's the big deal with Soho? It's slap bang in the centre of our capital city - with plenty of streetlights, police and CCTV. You make it sound like people will be waiting outside some sort of crack den in Brixton.
Having the Q on Berwick street in soho in the red light district is just F***ing stupid and is askin for trouble. The banksy release HAS to be on commercial road, which is dead at night, has a 24 hour subway, a hotel down the road (toilets) for the girlfriends , compared to busy dangerous west end. where drug dealing, prostitutes,violent drunks are active as well as barrow boys at 5am setting fruit stalls up!! The prints are made on commercial road, release them there!!!! POW please read this! Edit** ps THE AMOUNT OF TIMES I HAD TO TELL DRUNK PEOPLE PASSING WHAT I WAS QUEING FOR ON COMMERCIAL STREET WAS UNBEARABLE, THIS WILL BE 100 TIMES WORSE IN THE WEST END! Unbearable? Really?? I thought it was quite amusing to be honest. We just took turns to make up random bollox - queuing for Elton John tickets was the best one I heard. ;D Also - what's the big deal with Soho? It's slap bang in the centre of our capital city - with plenty of streetlights, police and CCTV. You make it sound like people will be waiting outside some sort of crack den in Brixton.
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by lvc on Dec 4, 2010 15:41:34 GMT 1, after about the 200th time explaining who banksy is..gets very tiring!Also its not like its "slap bang in the capital" I would happily Q in the middle of trafalgar square or parliament square with brian haw! even up to the 80's Soho was considered a dangerous uninviting place. All I'm saying is commercial road which is relatively quiet would be far better suited than the west end! (and I can walk there hahahaha) but seriously soho overnight?? Im not lying, next door to POW pop up is a bloody brothel! lots of red lights sleazy porn shops you name it. I'll do it as will everyone else but its just more effort! as i said ..the prints are made on commercial road sell them there!
after about the 200th time explaining who banksy is..gets very tiring!Also its not like its "slap bang in the capital" I would happily Q in the middle of trafalgar square or parliament square with brian haw! even up to the 80's Soho was considered a dangerous uninviting place. All I'm saying is commercial road which is relatively quiet would be far better suited than the west end! (and I can walk there hahahaha) but seriously soho overnight?? Im not lying, next door to POW pop up is a bloody brothel! lots of red lights sleazy porn shops you name it. I'll do it as will everyone else but its just more effort! as i said ..the prints are made on commercial road sell them there!
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by bigtlt on Dec 4, 2010 15:52:46 GMT 1, spot on Ivc. I would rather spend the night in moss side or handsworth than a night in soho
Then you've never walked round Moss Side at 3am!!
spot on Ivc. I would rather spend the night in moss side or handsworth than a night in soho Then you've never walked round Moss Side at 3am!!
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by lvc on Dec 4, 2010 15:54:43 GMT 1, 1 Berwick st
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by atom on Dec 4, 2010 16:09:16 GMT 1, Great album. Good old days of cool britannia
Great album. Good old days of cool britannia
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by Prescription Art on Dec 4, 2010 16:14:11 GMT 1, 1 Berwick st
Shit, is that a pimp and a crackhead about to glass each other in the bollocks?
1 Berwick st Shit, is that a pimp and a crackhead about to glass each other in the bollocks?
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by balibob on Dec 4, 2010 16:16:57 GMT 1, after about the 200th time explaining who banksy is..gets very tiring!Also its not like its "slap bang in the capital" I would happily Q in the middle of trafalgar square or parliament square with brian haw! even up to the 80's Soho was considered a dangerous uninviting place. All I'm saying is commercial road which is relatively quiet would be far better suited than the west end! (and I can walk there hahahaha) but seriously soho overnight?? Im not lying, next door to POW pop up is a bloody brothel! lots of red lights sleazy porn shops you name it. I'll do it as will everyone else but its just more effort! as i said ..the prints are made on commercial road sell them there!
had no intention of joining the daft bastards risking frostbitten todgers ,when i'm bound to win the lottery anyway, but a convieniently located hooker shop. ok if i must ;D
after about the 200th time explaining who banksy is..gets very tiring!Also its not like its "slap bang in the capital" I would happily Q in the middle of trafalgar square or parliament square with brian haw! even up to the 80's Soho was considered a dangerous uninviting place. All I'm saying is commercial road which is relatively quiet would be far better suited than the west end! (and I can walk there hahahaha) but seriously soho overnight?? Im not lying, next door to POW pop up is a bloody brothel! lots of red lights sleazy porn shops you name it. I'll do it as will everyone else but its just more effort! as i said ..the prints are made on commercial road sell them there! had no intention of joining the daft bastards risking frostbitten todgers ,when i'm bound to win the lottery anyway, but a convieniently located hooker shop. ok if i must ;D
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by Warm Gun on Dec 4, 2010 16:37:43 GMT 1, 1 Berwick st s**t, is that a pimp and a crackhead about to glass each other in the bollocks?
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I might take that album and use the cover as a map to find the blooming place.
1 Berwick st s**t, is that a pimp and a crackhead about to glass each other in the bollocks? ;D I might take that album and use the cover as a map to find the blooming place.
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Winter
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by Winter on Dec 4, 2010 16:54:17 GMT 1, Most parts of Soho are ok. That's a crap part.
Most parts of Soho are ok. That's a crap part.
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by manty on Dec 4, 2010 16:58:16 GMT 1, I HOPE IT'S A MASSIVE QUEUE IN THE FREEZING COLD I CAN COME DOWN AND BITE EVERYONE'S ANKLES. I AM VERY CROSS WITH POW FOR HAVING THE TEMERITY TO WITH-HOLD INFO ON HOW TO MAKE PEOPLE SEVERAL HUNDRED POUNDS IN AN INSTANT, WHAT BASTARDS. AND ON ANOTHER NOTE HOW DARE POW NOT CONSIDER THE FEELINGS OF ALL THE WANNABEE PROFITEERS, WHO EITHER DON'T OR CAN'T GET TO LONDON TO SPEND A NIGHT ON THE STREETS LIKE MANY HUNDREDS OF OTHERS, WHO HAVE TO DO THIS EVERY NIGHT OF THEIR LIVES, AND DON'T GET TO GO HOME WITH A PIECE OF PAPER MAKING THEM YET MORE PIECES OF PAPER.
I agree
It's outrageous.
I have my 17 people on standby. Its jolly unprofessional not being able to confirm queuing arrangements with them. It would be much easier if we all had a few days notice
I HOPE IT'S A MASSIVE QUEUE IN THE FREEZING COLD I CAN COME DOWN AND BITE EVERYONE'S ANKLES. I AM VERY CROSS WITH POW FOR HAVING THE TEMERITY TO WITH-HOLD INFO ON HOW TO MAKE PEOPLE SEVERAL HUNDRED POUNDS IN AN INSTANT, WHAT BASTARDS. AND ON ANOTHER NOTE HOW DARE POW NOT CONSIDER THE FEELINGS OF ALL THE WANNABEE PROFITEERS, WHO EITHER DON'T OR CAN'T GET TO LONDON TO SPEND A NIGHT ON THE STREETS LIKE MANY HUNDREDS OF OTHERS, WHO HAVE TO DO THIS EVERY NIGHT OF THEIR LIVES, AND DON'T GET TO GO HOME WITH A PIECE OF PAPER MAKING THEM YET MORE PIECES OF PAPER. I agree It's outrageous. I have my 17 people on standby. Its jolly unprofessional not being able to confirm queuing arrangements with them. It would be much easier if we all had a few days notice
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by ilcania on Dec 4, 2010 17:11:38 GMT 1, Having the Q on Berwick street in soho in the red light district is just F***ing stupid and is askin for trouble. The banksy release HAS to be on commercial road, which is dead at night, has a 24 hour subway, a hotel down the road (toilets) for the girlfriends , compared to busy dangerous west end. where drug dealing, prostitutes,violent drunks are active as well as barrow boys at 5am setting fruit stalls up!! The prints are made on commercial road, release them there!!!! POW please read this! Edit** ps THE AMOUNT OF TIMES I HAD TO TELL DRUNK PEOPLE PASSING WHAT I WAS QUEING FOR ON COMMERCIAL STREET WAS UNBEARABLE, THIS WILL BE 100 TIMES WORSE IN THE WEST END!
are you for real ?
my grandma is more street savvy than you. I take it you dont get out of your village much eh ? totes funny that you think soho is rougher than east.
BEST POST OF THE YEAR.
Having the Q on Berwick street in soho in the red light district is just F***ing stupid and is askin for trouble. The banksy release HAS to be on commercial road, which is dead at night, has a 24 hour subway, a hotel down the road (toilets) for the girlfriends , compared to busy dangerous west end. where drug dealing, prostitutes,violent drunks are active as well as barrow boys at 5am setting fruit stalls up!! The prints are made on commercial road, release them there!!!! POW please read this! Edit** ps THE AMOUNT OF TIMES I HAD TO TELL DRUNK PEOPLE PASSING WHAT I WAS QUEING FOR ON COMMERCIAL STREET WAS UNBEARABLE, THIS WILL BE 100 TIMES WORSE IN THE WEST END! are you for real ? my grandma is more street savvy than you. I take it you dont get out of your village much eh ? totes funny that you think soho is rougher than east. BEST POST OF THE YEAR.
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linkd95
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by linkd95 on Dec 4, 2010 17:24:19 GMT 1, Anyone received any info on it from POW i.e release date and time e.t.c
Anyone received any info on it from POW i.e release date and time e.t.c
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by lvc on Dec 4, 2010 17:25:24 GMT 1, I live on brick lane...and you clearly haven't queued for a banksy print before.
I live on brick lane...and you clearly haven't queued for a banksy print before.
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Banksy โข Choose Your Weapon Print, by notworthit on Dec 4, 2010 17:27:40 GMT 1, s**t, is that a pimp and a crackhead about to glass each other in the bollocks? ;D I might take that album and use the cover as a map to find the blooming place.
2010 remasered version cover
s**t, is that a pimp and a crackhead about to glass each other in the bollocks? ;D I might take that album and use the cover as a map to find the blooming place. 2010 remasered version cover
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